Although I found it overwhelming that all the text was combined on one long page, I liked that Haiku Deck had bold headings above each paragraph. It was helpful having tabs to specific topics of the project, but it was also easy to read with one paragraph below each heading. I would like to combine both these ideas–having drop down tabs to break up certain parts of the project, but with bold titles above short important paragraphs.

The Editorially project also had bold headings for some pages, but the text was still clumped together with very long paragraphs which made it more difficult to look at and read.

Although some people may find these layouts helpful, the way PowToon and the Video Star Verdict sandwiched pictures between paragraphs made the page long and certain information more difficult to keep track of for me. I also thought this layout was visually unappealing and would look better as well as be more helpful if pictures were placed to the far right or far left with text  wrapping around it.

For my own project, I plan to use bolded headings and distinctly separate information, and place images to the right of left of paragraphs, in stead of in between them.